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Posts: 7037 Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | Year four for me at Andy Myers Lodge http://www.andymyerslodge.com is now in the books, and I can honestly say that the experience is better and better every year. The staff is first rate and dedicated to each guest having a comfortable, safe and fish filled experience while at Andy Myers. Steve and his staff do everything they can for everyone there to make sure they are on the water, on hot patterns and geting in the places you need to be to be boating muskies, walleyes, bass, or pike. The guide staff has no secrets patterns or spots that arent shared with each guest, and nearly every night Steve was up in the lodge to share what he and his guides had done, and how they were doing it. With only a week to figure out what you need to do to boat muskies or walleyes, all the staff's assistance does everything but put the fish in the boat for you. Another HUGE thanks goes out to the dock staff, for not only doing everything they could to get my sick boat on the water, but for making sure the upgraded boat we used Monday-Friday was always gassed up, charged up, and ready to roll. Fish fry on Wed was almost good enough to make me want to spend some time walleye fishing.... As for the fishing, it seems as though the 54" limit on muskies is making a big impact on both numbers and size in Eagle Lake. Though we only boated 4 fish, a large number of large fish were caught during the week we were there. My biggest was a 48"er, my wife Nikki got her personal best at 40", I lost a fish that might have been 49" or as large as 54"....only had her on for about 10 seconds after she ate a Muskie Mojo XX bucktail. Another fish came up to say hello 4X on a weagle that might have been 51, might have been 54, but her back looked around a foot across. The thing that really impressed though was that we saw fish of all sizes, from low thirties to the shamu range, which tells me the future fishing on Eagle is only going to get better and better. Thanks again to Steve and the staff, and I'll be calling in the next few weeks to schedule for 2007! *and to any of those interested in hearing more about the camp (without too much bias), the fishing, the lodging, etc. please feel free to contact me directly via email or phone. Attachments ----------------  DSCF0047.JPG (123KB - 128 downloads) DSCF0027.JPG (122KB - 130 downloads) DSCF0036.JPG (122KB - 125 downloads) DSCF0053.JPG (120KB - 123 downloads) DSCF0023.JPG (120KB - 145 downloads) | ||
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Posts: 1245 Location: Madtown, WI | Steve runs an awesome lodge.... Congrats on cracking a few eagle muskies AJ!! Sept 2-9th for me  Bring on the fat girls! Cory | ||
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Posts: 7037 Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | A few faces some of you might recognize.....the Olsons who had a super hot Sunday with 3 nice fish.....Herbie and Travis Richardson who popped two 50s within 15 minutes of each other....Rob Manthei with a fat 45". All these fish, and more were caught the week of August 4th - 11th. And, the pic of the gentleman (whose name I don't recall) standing in between the dual windshields, this fish was caught within eyesight of the camp. Attachments ---------------- OLSEN003.jpg (26KB - 122 downloads) OLSEN002.jpg (52KB - 139 downloads) vince018.jpg (27KB - 169 downloads) vince022.jpg (28KB - 130 downloads) vince012.jpg (34KB - 130 downloads) | ||
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Posts: 1769 Location: Algonquin, ILL | I know Eagle can be a tough nut to crack but how about a Official Muskie 1st outing at Andy Meyers | ||
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Posts: 32880 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Herbie, I hear ya, man. Eagle and the Goon are not always forgiving or easy, but they ARE true trophy destinations and pretty incredible Muskie destinations in general as is shown by Slamr's recent album, kicking out REAL 50# class fish every year. I'm on for a trip to Eagle next year August since I can't get you to visit on the Goon in July. Maybe if I left a trail of brownies from Eagle to the Goon.....  | ||
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| I just got back from a week long trip to AML and all I can say is wow!!! Everything Andrew said is right on and 100% true. Talk about a staff/guides that truely bust their but....TOP NOTCH!!! AML FOR LIFE!!! WE had a good trip 8 fish caught between my dad and I. 36,38,41,42,44,45 1/2,46,52 beast. here are some photos Mike LeombruniAttachments ---------------- P8120002.JPG (89KB - 112 downloads) P8120005.JPG (87KB - 107 downloads) P8150020.JPG (92KB - 122 downloads) P8150021.JPG (80KB - 103 downloads) P8150022.JPG (85KB - 136 downloads) P8150031.JPG (107KB - 114 downloads) P8160032.JPG (104KB - 108 downloads) P8160033.JPG (109KB - 128 downloads) P8160036.JPG (80KB - 114 downloads) P8170037.JPG (76KB - 109 downloads) P8170038.JPG (77KB - 112 downloads) P8170039.JPG (81KB - 116 downloads) P8170040.JPG (93KB - 110 downloads) P8170044.JPG (92KB - 123 downloads) | |||
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